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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1895
Page
7
The notice states 9 cents for local golama and 3S cents per Hus Hee tor Gest jussiion with 3 fat rene tae Oe eau pabenasaat. It directs readers to apply for divestment and to send all letters regarding the editorial de Priireasstosid to Tux Dittos EXaAninen.
The Examiner urges remittance for arrears and dues as it operates on its own merits. Notes include cigar ads, weather notes, civic bids, and local names. mentions Gov. BOP White at the state capital and various visits, with assorted community notices and small features.
The Beaverhead county board of real estate appraisers met at the assessor’s office to review two years of assessment lists. W M Oliver was chosen chairman. They aim to set valuations to avoid state board increases, with some exceptions, while four drills and boxing practice proceed. A Kragdorgenson rifle arrival is announced for inspection at the Armory, and a library supper fundraiser proceeds to support Tatton Dubie Library with proceeds allocated to library operations.
Mortang Mining Report notes heavy hydraulic machinery being installed in Beaverhead area under Major Patterson and partner team including W S Patterson BF White Otto Klersm J E Morse of Dillon and DC Brepner. District water supply is being diverted for placer operations this season as experienced miners push forward. Ladies of the association will serve supper for the Washington Birthday military ball at the vacant store room on Montana street with supper priced at 73 cents per person.
Col Fim Mea leter and Ed Farley trek the stage Saturday morning for Berserk, where they will engage in the sakem beviness. They have rented
Thos H Hamilton of Horse Prairie sails into winter wanderings after years of cattle care in forests. He plans a winter in Old Mexico to learn the Aztec land and will return with stories and friendships from railroad men who admire his frugality and industry. Allen Dg Suyen.
The Inter Mountain reports two new fire horses named Burt and Ruben attached to the hook and ladder truck were exercised this morning. They proved strong and well behaved under Ernest Thompson and the fire committee watch, with potential for promotion pending further tests.
Estate of No o A. Stiles obituary and will probate hearing scheduled. Clerk issues marriage license for Albert A. Gregg and Carrie Maplin. Estate of Loury Lowe debt collection suit filed for 565.00. Timers & Co. suing William for account collection.
A committee reports on Armory Hall also known as Opera House noting side walls near collapse risk and crack propagation while central joists remain secure. The document details anchoring, safety assessment, and concludes the building is presently safe under normal use.
Two men named C. D. Brainerd and Owen revisit their old Wisconsin residence amid a cold, uneventful afternoon. The report notes their return and the familiar surroundings without further incident.
The article discusses Barteria not occurring in blond crin fle tissues and cites Dro Koch’s claim. It contrasts doctors who advocate Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the purifier of blood. It also notes a Dillon school board meeting about test books and teachers’ views on proposed changes, tied to a legislative penalig proposal.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Castoria use in childhood and later life. It references a person named Millet in Teastor Idaho and a Dr Mitler Teteridedl family move. Details are garbled and largely unintelligible.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a drug advertisement or notice mentioning wholesale druggists and a product core. It lists names like WALDING and WEST and references Druggists and a sale or distribution context. The readability is poor with many garbled terms and broken phrases.
Alias Sammons faces a civil matter in Heaverhead area Morraris. The defendant Charles Dever is named along with multiple plaintiffs. The notice warns appearance and answer within days, with costs and interest if not complied, dated February 1805.
Incomplete OCR notes mention patents covenants caveats and trademarks. Advisor A. SabreLey states fees due for patent or related actions and requests drawings or photos for filing. The document instructs on postage charges and when fees are due and seeks guidance to obtain patent home terms.
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